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LSE: Lower SEt.
This is the lower limit below which the user
cannot change the setpoint.
HSE: Higher SEt.
Similar to “LSE”, however setting an upper
limit for the setpoint.
CAL: CALibration.
Temperature read-out offset to allow for a
fixed adjustment up or down due to probe
location, if desired.
cPP: compressor Probe Protection.
Select compressor relay status in case of
room probe defect.
oF = compressor OFF in case of probe de-
fect;
on = compressor ON in case of probe de-
fect.
ctP: compressor type Protection.
Select the type of (short-cycle) protection
best suited for the compressor; the actual
delay time is programmed with the next
parameter.
nP = no Protection;
don = delay on start: delay applies when
relay is energized;
doF = delay at switching oFf. Delay after
stop, i.e. time between stop and subse-
quent start;
dbi = delay between two successive starts.
Limits the number of start-ups per hour.
cdP: compressor delay Protection.
The time delay - in minutes - applicable to
the previous parameter “ctP”.
dct: defrost count type.
dF = digiFrost
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: defrost starting time (“dit”)
is calculated based on accumulative com-
pressor running time;
rt = real time: defrost initiation frequency is
based on real time. Time between defrost
starts is always the same;
SC = Stop Compressor: a defrost cycle is
activated each time the compressor stops;
Fr = Free (the compressor relay has no re-
lation with the defrost functions and con-
tinues to regulate on Setpoint).
dit: defrost interval time.
Defrost initiation frequency in hours.
dEt: defrost Endurance time-out.
Defrost safety limit, expressed in minutes.
Defrost cycle is terminated, regardless
whether fully completed.
ddL: defrost display Lock.
Select whether or not to lock in the actual
box temperature display during a defrost.
n = no: during defrost the actual box tem-
perature is displayed;
y = yes: the temperature displayed at the
start of a defrost is locked in and does not
change during this cycle;
Lb = Label: during the defrost the label
“dEF” is displayed to indicate a defrost is in
progress.
NOTE: with the “y” and “Lb” selection, the
display remains locked until the box tem-
perature is pulled down again and reaches
setpoint value.
HAL: Higher ALarm.
LAL: Lower ALarm.
AFd: Alarm (Fan) differential.
PAO: Power-on Alarm Override.
dAo: defrost Alarm override.
dPo: defrost (at) Power on.
Selects whether the system should go
through a defrost cycle at start-up (or after
a power failure).
n = no;
y = yes.
doh: defrost offset.
Time delay of defrost start, expressed in
minutes.
dEA: dEvice Address.
To select the (address) label of the device in
relation to the supervisory system.
FAA: FAmily Address.
To select the (family) label of the device in
relation to the supervisory system; further
as “dEA”.
tAb: tAble of parameters.
This shows the configuration of the para-
meters as set in the factory; can not be
modified (for factory identification and di-
agnostic purposes only).
INSTALLATION
The instrument is designed for flush panel
mounting. Insert the unit through a
71x29 mm panel cut-out and affix with the
U-bracket supplied. The ambient tempera-
ture around the instrument should be kept
between –5 and 65 °C (23…149 °F).
CONNECTIONS
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